On Sat, Apr 13, 2013 at 1:18 PM, Mwarne <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Les,
>
> So is it normal, when creating a new project, for Jenkins to copy the entire
> repository of our project onto it's own workspace.
> It seems like that is what it is doing.
It checks out everything under whatever path you tell it to check out.
If you only need a subdirectory, put that in the subversion URL for
the project.
> We have database snapshots stored in the repo, and they are moderately
> large.
> Some of these are quite old, and will never be used.
Why is it taking more than one of these? If they are under version
control, only the latest version should be checked out.
> So the initial project setup is taking hours.
If you don't want the whole thing, give jenkins a path to the
subdirectory with the trunk of the project you want. If you need
several disjoint directories you can make a new subversion
project/trunk that just contains svn externals to pull in the
directories you want under the checkout directory.
--
Les Mikesell
[email protected]
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